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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
cAPIrAL serEs.


Secretary plrter today formally pro
seuiei 10 the President tn newly
accredited Minister from Stem, PlcyA
Month Sariyawongse.
Bids are 20 be- opened z, Inc Navy
Department next Monday for tbs con.
ntfuciion Of three steel cfuistrs, Of
about 400 tons displacement each,
aud two steel gurblats, Of aboul 1900
tons displacement each.
At4:ij O'Clock this afternoon the
four young sore oi tina King Of Sam,
who accompanied Prince Devaxongse
10 this country, called At the White
House In company with Chief Clerk
BroEn, # a., State Department, and
had q pleasant interview With the
President.
The siAmese Prince, accompanied
by several membem OF his suite and
Gen. Holderman. was formally pre-.
scented 70 the President at II O'Clock
this morning by acting Secretary OF
State Porter. The Prince was alfred
In clNIen's clothes, bat the members
Of hissulle wore fall court costumes.
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COLU Anus, MISS.
A Negro Boy Rebs u Mail Bcx-The
Humphrey Trial.
IsruclIL 70 ZEE ArrHAL.l

lsrncIAL TO fBH APrEAL.i
COLUMBUS, Miss, August 5.-About
awesk ago the key to the pcstc flee
box Of the Georgia Pacific railroad
was lost, and since then letters have
been missed daily from the box until
yesterday morning q negro boy named
William Stark was seen trying " open
the box. Ho was arrested, and the lost
key found In his possession, and to-
day he confessed to taking the letters
out and carried an officer to where
they were hidden. He had broken
them all open and torn many Of Them
up. The only things Of value known
10 have been taken we're three Louisi-
ana lottery tickets, which were recov-
cred. He Was jailed.
The Humphrey trial bas been going
on all day and will continue tonight.
Some rev testimony was brought out
today, damaging 10 the dsfecse, The
case will scarcely last later than to.
morrow, and may close tonight.
Worms have made their appearance
In the. cotton, near here, but no dam.
age has been done 70 far.
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NARLkaRAMs.

LoSDOs.-Sir Lyon Play lair Will sAil
for America next "Wednesday.
LoSDoH.-Mr. Gladstone will 20 TO
lIavarden tomorrow Tor = prolonged
ttay.
DUBLIN The sheriff has SIZED ihe
workhouie II Cro)na, couuiy lAme'
rich, Tor debt.
RonE-The Tnbsne ear, tina, Italy
has consenis 10 ] in tho 6uair BOun.
~ Conference.
PARIS 1t 10 reported that the
Rennes army corps hss been selected
for the mobilization experiment.
LoNDoH.-Thero were four new eases
Of caolefs and i,nf 4 sths at Naples
during the paI Iwsnty'iour houIB.
DuBLm. - The Dublin Uniyenity
Cricket Olsb Ia organising = team 10
visit Canada and the United States.
PARIS -No,hiug IA known NJ Nancy
about the reported expulsion oi
French railroad hands from Aurioauit.
LoxDoN-Yiolsnl shocks oi earth.
quake have been felt a, LGghoual,
Algeria. A number Of houses we're
destroyed.
LoEDoE.-The Mediterranean ports
have established q quara iuns against
all arrivals from Malta, owing 20 the
cholera nj that place.
RLIS.-Thirty.eight French rail.
roai employees reading Of AvrincJurt,
north frontier OF Germany, hayo been
expelled from the country.
PAnn.--About thirty.eighl French
railroad emp Dyes residing At Avn.
court, LorAine, near the frontier q
France, have Teen expelled from tbs
country.
LoEDoS.-The number OF men on
the Midland railway who vent cut 90
a strike last night 10 1000 and the
strike is spreading. Freight tfaiiic on
the road continues partially suspend.
al.
sr. PErERf nUR0. The MoecoB Ga.
Eet,e publishes q telegram from the
Car expTe0ting sympathy with Nine.
kathon In her bereavement and bis
appreciation OF her late husbaud's
services.
NADRID.-Floods are doing gfea.
damage In the province Of 0ferz,.
Tho cgops have been destroyed and
many bead OF cattle drowned, and
hundreds Of people have been made
destitute.
PARiH.--It IL stated tba. the German
Grown Prince has been advised by
medical men 10 try thD wAtefB Of
Uautereie, la France, bat that Pfinco
Bismarok aud Prince william oppose
tho suggestion.
LONDON The Daily NtsB says Tho
Parnellites understand thsl tho gov
eminent, bsiore Parliament 70 pro-
rogued, will apply for sa1cton 70 pro-
clalm particular branches OF the
National League
sr. PETERSBURG. The BIune Gt'
zette states that tho Clauio On ihe re'
cent Imperial ukase ordering tho re-
moyAl Of foreigners from their p"ei'
Tons 10 commercial hou'et VIII DO
suspended until II 10 decided whether
such removals will bslebl home In
duairy. The Provincial Governors
have been instructed 10 urgo foreign
eIs 10 become naturalizsd,
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Invited 60 Col, mbu., %.

The iollswiug telegram was ilrWard.
cd loday:
CoLusaus. o., August 8, 1857.
To Ills KIesllsncy, Grsysr Cleveland, Pres.
dent Of the United States. Wsshisstsp,
ID. C.i
DKAR sIR-I have read In today's
dispatches, from Washington, the an
nouncsment that you will pas through
this Stats and city ON the osicasion Of
your visit 10 ". Louis. We greatly
desire 10 welcome you. so a. 10 show
our high appreciation for tho dittin-
gulehed honor OF your presence among
n. Ga behalf, therefore, OF the
whole people Of the State, ] earnestly
and cordially ibylte you 10 stop In oar
midst, 10 meet our citizens and accept
their hospitAlllies. have honor 10
be, with very great respect, your ODE
dent servant
J. n. FORAKER. 0oysrnof 81 Ohio.
To HE BIcellsnsy, Grover cleveland, Pre-
ident' Washington, D.
Tho Columbus Board OF Trade 70
specially extend an earnest, hearty
Invitation to the President and Nm.
Cleveland 10 visit Columbus on their
contemplated Western trip, essufing
them that II will give our psople gen.
uine pleasure ~ wslroma them here.
n o. RANDALL. President.
Gas. %. LoED, Secretary.
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Il would involve a total reconstruction
Of Mr.. Gladstone's bill, q fact which
he seams never to have admitted.
/ fear we have not mado our
position int lig,ble to Mr.. Gladstone,
because he had never Teielred 10 any
claims that the powers Of subordi
nate body shculd he delegated, not
surrendered. He may believe that he
Ia making concessions, sni that they
may be offered 10 4 loncilatory spirit,
but they form no basis Of an sgreo-
ment between the sections OF the Lib.
eral party. Therefore zee no reason
for Oh soge Ia our position, ether to.
ward Mr., Gladstone or the govern
ment. The Independent attitude Of the
ditsidents may be somewhat OF q
tource Of weakness, bu, see no reason
why the Conservatives should not
adopt reforming aud progressive pol
Icy with references TO q closer union
with tbs Vnionists. Such would BE- n
most perfect form OF organize tion. IN,
l bslieve that until We have more ex'
psrience OF their willingness TO co cp.
crate In reforms, and until Wa are SO.
sured OF the desire cl one section In
advance Of the Other 10 accept
reasonable compromises tho tins 10
not ripe for such q close union. Such
ex ,erience Ia impoes Bile In present
session, but ! believe that progress is
being made and that the time 10 ap-
proaohiag when such subjects may b.
generally taken mp by oil seciious pf
the Unionistl party. l trust that In
the interval preceding the next
session this progress will DO further
continued and that the Unionis, had
ers will be able 10 submit TO the coun-
try q policy OF reform and progress
that will tend to consolidate the Union
and the Unionists and confer upon
ths country bent Cts for which u has
long been waiting, and for which. but
for some such policy, II seems likely
long TO wait"
NJ Il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
Baenner ia. . s.ie nsjerisy.

LoUnvIKLE, KY, Angus. 6.-No ad-
dItional returpn have been received
this morning, and the situa-
ton Of the Kentucky election Is no,
changed iIom last nights reports.
Democrats ettimats that Bnekner's
mAjority In safely over 10000, and
though Republicans are claiming that
IL will be under that, their claims are
not borne out by returns. All the
larger counties are In, only q few
mountain counties 10 be heard from,
ard giving these all 10 Bradley by a.
iuereased Rspeblican voc, he will mol
come within 10000 Of Bdokner's vote
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ming struck the telephone pole stu
ated at the northeast corner OF the
Episcopal rectory, and following tho
wire leading into 1t passed through
the ceiling and chimney In the upper
front room on the northeast end OF
the building in thres places and evi
IDENTIFY passed of by the ground wire
OF the telephone in the rectory library.
The only damage done as far as We
conld sec was some pic u'es Knocked
down and crockery ware broken in
the upper room snd tbs bottom OF tho
telephone box in the library smashed.
Fortunately he rector and his family
vera away from home. Severa! other
houses were struck, but no aeriou'
damage done. There Was an exceed
ingly heavy rainfall.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
DROUGHT.
A Gloomy Outlook for wisconsin
Farmers.

Chicago, ILL. August ga special
IRON Camp Lake, Wis, says: Unless
the prevailing drought cumes 10 q
very speedy end the indications are
that a very considerable portion OF
Southern Wisconsin will be little more
than black desert before many days.
Toe present dry epell eclipIed any.
thing in the recollection Of the old.
Get settlers. Bush and prairie fire
are reported from atcJu OF directions.
Every bit Of moisture and esp has
b5en burnt out Of grass, bushes and
VII kinds Of vegetation and the earth Ia
80 dry that the roots Of the stubble in
recently moved fields are burning
over hundreds upon huodreds Of
acres. /; is reported that unless
there Ia a LET mp Ia the dry weather
that the Illinois Central will take Of
trains, rs the water supply Tor thsir
engines is getting very low. Arle ian
wells make II easier for tie other
roads out Of ChiIsgo. A new ibdns
try has sprung up in tho ndghcoS.
hood OF hontrvs, on the North ~eeefs>
road. The ariesisn well thorris pour
ing out lie water Ia an undiminisi ed
Stream, and parties have riggod mp o
portable tank containing 600 gallJ.s.
They ill this Of the we'll In afout four
mil utss aud sell the tank full o. the
owners OF wells In this neighDoi hood
which have gone dry, at 80 tue
tank full. Scores OF wells fej by
springs have gone dry. aud the farm
ers In many instances are compelled 10
20 miles 10 tle lsk,s Tor water Tor
household purposes. In many cas- Q
the farmers have plowed wids ridges
around their homes and hay stacks In
order b. prevent the crossing Of the
flames, but even this pr1oaulion has In
many instance proven futile. Cattle
are suffering terribly, and the milk
supply has beln reduced 20 q mini.
mum Morning after morning the
farmers look aux ou,ly in hope Of rain,
but tho sky is cIoudless and tbs moi
blasts OF Wind sweeping over the burn.
ina fields are perp tnal reminder oil
The SahRra desaTt,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
A nieear ROW II q CeaeerI.

GALVESTON, Tx, August "a spo-
clal TO the News from Nacordochs says:
last nigh. a, the Close Of = concert In
ths tubnTbs Of tho town, a deadly
encounters occurred between seven or
eight white boys on thB one side
aud ten o. Eileen Hfefoss on
the other. The negroes provoked
the hght by batting the whites
and drawing ther pis.ols. Forty or
hity shots were exchanged q, very
ccae furg0. o. the Degrog1, JED
simons vas shot through ths heart
Porter Audeuoa was mofta " wound
cd, Ion Thorn received abrllet IN his
shoulder, Levi Allisoa received B0y.
efal slight wounds.
Giles Huiion sas the only one Of
the whites injured. lie received q
slight wound In the zip and jsngOf.
ous one IN the leg.
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Chamberlain also epohe.
AfRlCA.
The Whsreabeuts sfsssnfey known
mp 60 Juno.

mp 20 Juno.
LONDON, August 5.-Furlh,r adyloes
from Henry N. Stanley cay that on
June Q h the expedition reached .
point hall way between Yambi aud
Yambunea, the later being the far.
theet point on the ATnwhimi
reached by Stanley in 1881 Eayiga.
ton was dificnli and slow because
the boats were carrying all necessary
supplies Of the expedition. Stanley
chcns the Arnwhimi fonte
in preference 10 tie Stanley
Falls route because no learned
that by the former he vould have
better resources and because the ma.
tiyes we're lriendlier. He hoped thaI
the steamers would be sble 10 ascend
the rapids above Yambunga, bsyond
which tho river 10 eaeily nsvigabls
Stanley expected 10 reach WadelAi
about the beg inning Of August From
tho adyiCes received Thurtday II
would appear that Stanley bad been
obliged 10 await tho arrival Of the
contingents leiI al BOlobo and l. opold.
Vile, and had adopted the overland
route, which would occupy q i0ri'
night longer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
| BUCKET SHOP GAMBLIiG.
A BILL FILED in CsANCERY TO
RECOvEa $1,000.
This Amount Was Lost by a Dealer--
A Fatoi Accident at
Helena.
lsrrcrAL TO TIE ArrrIL.l


NASHVILLE, TENN, August 5.--Whit.
man and Gamble. at orneys for I. N.
fleetwood and his vile, Aona Hazle-
wood, fled bill in the craacery court
today against the Mercban,s' AID
Traders Produce Exchange. Com
p'sinsnts charge that the business
carried by defendants Is nothing more
than ordinary gombiing on
the rise ard fall Of the price
OF stocks, grain, etc. Cnmplainsnts
ella IN that defendants are indebted to
them In the sum Of $1,000, money lost
by complainant, I. N. H,z'ewood,
and won by the defendants In the
bucket shop trsnssc lions during the
months Of June and July. On the
Goth OF June complainant claims
to have lost 500, and for
the two months he paid into
the hands Of defendants 5000
won by them. They now come inlo
court TO recover said sum, and ask for
judgment for the amount named
with accrued interest.
The efficacy OF the recently enacted
assessment law, which empowers the
Comptroller to enforce the collection
Of taxes by trustees End County
Court clerks, Ia being more clear
~ demonstrated. A number OF
counties have already reported and
made settlements for July, the ratio Of
increase In the collections is very no.
ticesble. The tax aggregate Of Marion
county shows an increaee oil Sl40O In
the State tex clone. Knox 1900,
Montgomery $500 and Shelby $500,
while in Sullivan and Wilson counties
the increase 10 over 100 per cent.
NUMEROUS LITTLE sEGRo.
Loitin Murray, q ten year old negro
boy, tonight, QuarTeled with Ed Hsr-
rlpgton, q vh ia boy, about sight years
old, and drawing a knife bryan cutting
him with ID on the head and hand
aud slashlng his clothes fearfully be.
fore he was stopped. Two men
caught him and saved Harrington's
life. /, was all they could do 10 take
the knife from him.
TUE HEALTH OF TIKI CITY.
Notwithstanding the long end eJ.
cessively hot weather the health Of
this city hes beeE extremely good.
There 10 lite or N sickness and abso.
lutely no prevailing disease. During
the past month there we're 1913 deaths.
The largest number from any one
caute, seven, were from eunstroke.
There has not b eu sincs the lst OF July
one case OF dipbtheria or scarlet fever.
01ly one death bas occurred from
cholira morbus, and only four from
cholera iniautum. Many OF the deaths
recorded we're caused by old age.
This, too, 10 spite Of the fact that q
number oil Old sewers have been TO.
placed by new once, and old streets
are every day bsing torn up. Tho city's
death rate Tor lasl month was largest
In the Sevenlh ward and next largest
in the Sixth ward. The healthier
wards Of the city Sero the First and
the Twelfth. OF ths deaths, ff,y.eix
we're white AID Sky five col0red,
sixty-lwo OF the l23 deaths being
children uoder five Year, oil age.
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TEXls ELECTION.
The nsIpri,, sow placed a, 90. 90

The nsJsrii, NOW Placed st %. 900.
GALvEsToS, Tx, August 5.-The
latest TeiuTns ieceivsd here from over
500 voting precincts clearly indicate
that the prohibition movement has
been defeated by q mAjority ranging
from $1,000 to 10000. Enthusiastic
anti.prohibitionists claim that anti.
prohibition will DO increased 10 20, 600.
II will require an official count, how.
ever, 10 give a definite retult.
All the other amendments have IN.
doubledly been carried except the one
extending the time OF the sitting Of
the Legislature from ffty 10 ninety
days, and making the pay Of members
81 = day for the latter period, instead
Of for Aity days, ~ is now tie law.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
Coke Resiea Troubles.

PrrrBuRo, Pa, August 5. - The
officials Of the Miners Amalcsmsted
Association, in The coke regions, held
an Informal conference hers today
preparatory TO a conference with the
coke operators rslstiy8 10 . sliding
scale OF wages President Harris, oil
the Mlners' Association, stated today
that matters we're progressing. very
nicely toward a conference. He be
lieves t4e operators will live up "a
their agreement. ssa arrange . sliding
scale, bat tayn II lhoy do not there
will DO another sliding scale,
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BELEs .. ARK.
Two men Fatally InJursd I'm n saw.
mill.

ESPECIAL TO THs ArrrlL.l
HELENA, AK, August 6.-ML Jo'
seph 7. Ramsey, q we'll known and
prem neEt cit rsn Of Helena. met with
an accident yesterday evening" that
promises to b. fatal In iti Effects.
While experimenting The eating OF
come wooden slals NJ his sawnill a
piece OF wood became digaranged on
the turning lathe end WIS throSn up
by the faH, Que end Of the SAB cut
ting q irightiul gash in his bead, aud
the other end struck him ia tue s,om-
fch, causing fatal internal ipiurie'.
A negro helper working at the saws
q, the same time vas alGo seriously
hurt and IL still uucoDCious.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
M'6ARIGLE sKIPs AGAIN.
TIT. Time he sail. for Gibraltar

This Time ne sails for Gibraltar.
QUTBIo, GAN, August "a promi.
nsnt Chicago gentleman, on apleasure
trip, raid here today iba. he had met
MeGsrigle In this city. A man, sup
posed 10 be hoGsrlgle, II 10 taid, took
passage here today on \ calling vessel
bound for Gibraltar, passing himself
od ag an invalid, although II was well
known that he Was In perfect health,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
A Grand Railroad Rally Held By
Voters.

lwtoilL TO THE lrrrlL.l
KSoIynLK, TKss., August b-A
grand railroad rally was here tonight.
Three thousand voters we're In line.
Nothing llks the enthusiasm was ever
before known here. Not lefs than
5000 a,p mblsd around the giaud
stand. The railroad subscription will
cary by an overwhelming msjoriiy.
Dr. o. W. Dabney, the new presi'
dent Of the unworthy, 10 here and &C
lively at work preparing iof TIE OPEN
ina Of the fall term. CiliI ma delight
ed with him. He will advertise the
university Iientiye'y. The pros.
poets ere nAtieiirg Tor the coming
wear.
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NashrIIIr,. IaxIinIIan
larEeIAL TO rnnArrslL.I

NAiHyLLE, Tenn, Angus! 5.--lho
committee OF citiKsns OF Tennsuee,
who had 10 hand tho matter Of inyit.
ing to Nashville PRECEDENT Cleveland
and wife, tonight forwarded their in
yilalion.
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CIR NAN r..
France VIII he Regarded NJ n Bpr.
baroua MATILDA

BERLIs, Angus, b.-Tho DSu,,ches
Tssebla,i. IN AZ article headed Ger.
man Batting In France" fAys. al
There perssoutions continue and the
French Govtrnment adopts CORES.
ponding measures, We should simply
regard France no bafharous, uneiy.
iliEsd nation, and thould break %
diplomatic relations, discontinue rail.
way and postal intercourse and throw
ont line Of mlllirry outp'sls. II the
French play at war against m In time
OF peace let ug do the came ,hipg."
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Pirrsbuno Pa Angus b.-rho
officials oi the Kligh,s Of Labor are
perlocllng their Plans for bringing
suit 10 tss, tho Legality Of the evIctio1s
Of tho salt works rirkeri 90 Nairona,
Pa. District Mister Workman
Dfovey wa d. Naifoun ycstNfday 10
complete srfaLg menia Tor bnuging
the lee. suits, tlo tetu.t OF Nhloh 10
looked forward 20 GnEicualy by the
laborIng classes oYllyWhctQ.
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JACKSON, MISS
severe Thunder storm - several
Buiidinas hIrsck by LiEbtniDE. .
tsprotlL TO TVS ANAL

JACKSON, MisB., August b.-Ioday
about 4 o'clock, driing the prevalence
Of a severe thunder tt1rm. tNe ] lht.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

LONDON. Mr.. Chamberlain will 70
10 Ulster, speaking n Belfast, Cole.
rain and Londonderry In November.
He will not yieit the south OF Ireland.
Tins Dublin Uni0sis;s have invited
him 10 speak In that city.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24

In his memorial address at Huron
Gen. Hug. j. Campbell struck the key
note when lie said: Il now claim to
speak for the people of Dakota, with
out distinction Of party, whose interests
are suffering, whose industries are
langui>hing, whose enterprises are
crippled, whose liiigants and snitors
are meeting with il denial of Justice in
the courts, who are taxed without rep
resentaticn, whose property interests
are the sport and wlim Of a mere
department. clerk, whose magnificent
domain of school lands is being despoil-
ed and fritted away without remedy.
and who are governed by a government
that is neither of the people, by the
people nc. scr the people.
lspcak for a people who are %nnjust-
ly, and Illegally. and unconstitui;oaally
denied every right, despoilcd Of every
liberty, and afflicted with every in
justice and form of tyranny named in
the Declaration of Independence, and
ycbelled against by our fore-fathers OF
the Revolution.
Shame on a government. an admins
tration Or a department, that thinks
more of an insignificant strip of land:
that cares more for the rights OF a few
Struggling Indians, that is more anx-
ious about sectional or partisan
predomincncc than it is Of the most
sacred rights and the dearest liberties
of 100000 American citizens and free
men,"
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We co-inside with the Custer CAron

We co-inside with the Custer CAron-
Gle in its cn1eavor to place before the
public and The world in general the
truth in reference to the mining in--
terest of the tin district in that locality.
1t is excentricity beyond parallel, that.
q %iourna! solely devoted to the mining
interests OF the United States should
persistently uphold fraud and comment
unfavorably upon the true state of ac-
tual facts. 1t has ever been a feature
of eastern journalism to throw a shade
of doubt upon western enterprise, and
western resources.
1t is to lie dcplored that the charity
they so earnestly beseech. is not more
generously bestowed. Truth crushed
to earth will rise again" and the time
will come wien the Black Hills will
cease to bend the supliant knee,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24
DIVISION AND ADMISSION.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be a mass convention at the court
house in Hot Springs at 2 o'clock p. IN. !!
Thursday, July 9TH, 1887, for the pur-
pose Of elect;ng two delegates to attend
the convention at Huron, on the 18th
day Of July, 1857. A. S. STEWART,
Chairman.
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The Omaha Merwla, after venting so
many dirty cypictiycs against the peo-
pie who demonstrated against the I'rcsi-
dents design in ref renee to the re. l
flags, should take a purgative ana wipe
Is mouth.
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RARbER SHQP.

If you would sweetly sit you down
to shave, in deep Oblivion or on fancy's
wings arise. and visit Il paradise of hap
Ply dreams--be not oppressed by dude
or fop. but hasten to the barber shop
meath the Minnekahta Hotel and in
terview poc Pierce the-Sileut Nan.